Multicriteria allocation model of additional resources based on DEA: MOILP-DEA

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University Norbert ZONGO, Koudougou.

Abstract

We exploit the relationship between multiobjective integer linear problem (MOILP) and data envelopment analysis (DEA) to develop an approach to a resource reallocation problem. The general purpose of the mathematical formulation of this multicriteria allocation model based on DEA is to enable decision-makers to take into account the efficiency of units under control to allocate additional resources for a new period of operation. We develop a formal approach based on DEA and MOILP to find the most preferred allocation plan taken account additional resources. The mathematical model is given, and we illustrate it with a numerical example.

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